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Ecocide : A Short History of the Mass Extinction of Species, PDF eBook

Ecocide : A Short History of the Mass Extinction of Species PDF

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We live in an age of ecocide. Changes of enormous ecological significance are occurring on our planet - the ozone layer is beginning to disintegrate.

Since 1970 the world's forests have almost halved. A quarter of the world's fish have been depleted. 70% of biologists believe the world is now in the midst of the fastest mass extinction of species in the planet's 4.5 billion-year history.

Biodiversity loss is rated as a more serious environmental problem than the depletion of the ozone layer, global warming, or pollution and contamination.

How have we come to this, and what can be done to conserve our environment for the future?

Ecocide examines the facts behind the figures to offer a disturbing account of the ecological impact that the human species has on the planet.

It shows how we are wilfully destroying our world. Highlighting important countermovements who are working for ecological democracy, this unique book is essential for anyone who cares about conserving our environment for the future.

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